(07-19-2015, 01:11 AM)john Wrote: 1,000,499 views
22,986 Likes
To put it another way, 2.3% of people who watched the video "liked" it.
2.15% of those who watched
Lovefool "liked" it.
1.28% of those who watched
Creep "liked" it.
1.72% of those who watched
Habits "liked" it.
1.17% of those who watched
AATB Euro "liked" it.
It's possible the denunciations of Haley's vocal style in "Oops..." drove others to click "like" to express their approval.
"Free:" 1.03%
"SMYM:" 1.42%
"Undone" live at iHeart radio: .88%
"Undone" with highest view count: .74%
"Undone" with 2nd highest views: .74%
"Undone" by RealHaleyReinhart: 1.65%
The percentages for "Creep," "AATB" and "Undone" are interesting. Maybe when things seem to have clear appeal - in terms of thumbs-ups to thumbs-downs - people are less likely to "like" them? Or they attract more disinterested (less vested) viewers by word of mouth?